The mathematics of ideal partner matching: if you have 9 criteria and each is independently available in a specific proportion of people (e.g., 1/10 for criterion A, 1/20 for criterion B), the probability of finding someone meeting all 9 is the product, not the sum (~1/8,373,000), making the statistical odds of meeting a compatible partner negligible without optimization.
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Mohamad GafaitEvidence Quote
“she was one in 8, 373,000 possible women... if one of them is available in one in 10 and the other is available in one in 20 it's not 1 in 30 it's 1 in 200”
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Ex-Google Exec Reveals The Shocking Truth About AI with Mo Gawdat | Bad Decisions Podcast #64— Bad Decisions StudioCreated: 8/11/2026, 7:05:25 AM
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